After the Arab Revolutions

Incorporates the lessons learned from the 2011 Arab revolutions into democratic transition theory Radically reclaims and reformulates democratic transition theory, taking the Middle East and not the West as its focal point Argues that recent Arab transitions are central to our understanding of the dynamics of democratisation, even in advanced democraciesFeatures contributions from prominent authors and intellectuals such as Azmi Bishara, Hamid Dabashi and Asef Bayat After the Arab Revolutions br